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}}'''Santa Claus''', | }}'''Santa Claus''', also known as'''Father Christmas''' or '''Kris Kringle''', who was sometimes conflated with '''[[Saint Nicholas]]''', ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Father Christmas (short story)|Father Christmas]]'') giving rise to the alternative monikers '''Sinterklaas''' and '''Saint Nick''', ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Father Christmas (short story)|Father Christmas]]'') and was also given various other titles such as '''the Bringer of Presents''', '''the Lurker at Chimneys''', '''the Eater of a Billion Cookies''' or simply '''the Fat Man''', ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas (short story)|A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas]]'') was a figure central to many winter celebrations in many universes. | ||
According to [[Pythagoras-858]]'s research, Santa Claus was an interdimensional gestalt parasite, who would first implant itself in a given universe as an idea, before attaining physical reality thanks to the belief of children, occasionally taking the place of a sufficiently similar “real person” in the process. Individual '''Father Christmas entities''' were not necessarily aware of how they had come into existence, however, and most were genuinely benevolent. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Father Christmas (short story)|Father Christmas]]'') | According to [[Pythagoras-858]]'s research, Santa Claus was an interdimensional gestalt parasite, who would first implant itself in a given universe as an idea, before attaining physical reality thanks to the belief of children, occasionally taking the place of a sufficiently similar “real person” in the process. Individual '''Father Christmas entities''' were not necessarily aware of how they had come into existence, however, and most were genuinely benevolent. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Father Christmas (short story)|Father Christmas]]'') | ||
